Frances Perkins

American politician

Workers-rights advocate and United States Secretary of Labor 1933–1945

Born	10 April 1880
Died	14 May 1965

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The Roosevelt I knew

by Frances Perkins
First published in 1946 — 6 editions

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The Roosevelt I knew

by Frances Perkins First published in 1946 — 2 editions

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

by Frances Perkins First published in 1947 — 1 edition

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People at work

by Frances Perkins First published in 1934 — 1 edition
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The reminiscences of Frances Perkins

by Frances Perkins First published in 1977 — 1 edition

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review of the report of the Research Committee, International Brotherhood of Paper Makers: Labor unrest and dissatisfaction.

by Frances Perkins First published in 1944 — 1 edition

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Roosevelt (The Roosevelt I knew)

by Frances Perkins First published in 1947 — 1 edition

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A study of malnutrition in 107 children from Public school 51

by Frances Perkins First published in 1910 — 1 edition

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V-E Day address

by Frances Perkins First published in 1945 — 1 edition

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The American forum of the air presents "America's outlook": reprint of a radio discussion by Frances Perkins ... W. Gibson Carey ... Sam A. Lewisohn ... [and others

by Frances Perkins First published in 1939 — 1 edition

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A Statement addressed to Hon. Charles S. Whitman, Governor upon the failure of the Industrial Commission to enforce the labor law: with particular reference to the fire in Diamond Factory, Williamsburg, Brooklyn on November 6th, 1915

by Frances Perkins and N.Y.) Committee of Safety (New York First published in 1916 — 1 edition

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The worker's stake in safety

by Frances Perkins and United States. Department of Labor First published in 1940 — 1 edition

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Dismissal of impeachment proceedings against Frances Perkins, secretary of labor: Speech of Hon. J.A. Martin of Colorado in the house of representatives Monday, April 3, 1939. Printed in the Congressional record of April 3, 1939

by Frances Perkins First published in 1939 — 1 edition

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Two views of American labor

by Frances Perkins First published in 1965 — 1 edition

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The Roosevelt I knew

by Frances Perkins First published in 2011 — 1 edition

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Workers-rights advocate and United States Secretary of Labor 1933–1945

Born	10 April 1880
Died	14 May 1965

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OLID: OL2296175A
Amazon ID: B004PMHA8Y
GoodReads: 766287
ISNI: 0000000117410864
IMDb: nm4870935
Library of Congress Names: n50012858
LibraryThing: perkinsfrances
VIAF: 8311454
Wikidata: Q254478
Inventaire.io: wd:Q254478

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